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A successful general returns home from battle to live in luxury. He drinks, stops practicing his skills and leaves his weapons to rust. He is arrogant and self-assured. When the enemy once again attacks he finds himself unable to defend himself or the country.
Subtitles:
Subtitles:
- VobSub (Chinese Simplified & Traditional)
- English (by Philip Jägenstedt)
Reviews
Reviewer:
FlorentineArchive
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December 1, 2020
Subject: Interesting, if not breathtaking
Subject: Interesting, if not breathtaking
Not bad, not great. The animation is fun, if sometimes drawn out a little too long. Decent fable, though also a little overlong, and it ends kind on a somewhat anticlimactic note. Was undoubtable much more impressive in the context of its creation.
Many thanks for providing a subbed version.
Many thanks for providing a subbed version.
Reviewer:
enola
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June 15, 2009
Subject: Thanks!
Subject: Thanks!
A beautiful cartoon with a universal message - if you want to keep what you have, you must remain ready to defend it.
Reviewer:
waza
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June 15, 2009
Subject: Great!
Subject: Great!
You don't need to speak a word of Chinese to appreciate this. It isn't too difficult to understand what is going on, and the animation is a treat: nice & fluid, with an unusual color scheme compared to American cartoons. There's a beautiful traditional dance sequence about 8 minutes in; if you have a minute, it's worth a watch.
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